zoozilla

That show is simultaneously the most awesome and stupidest thing I think I've ever seen.

I didn't post in your previous thread, but like many others I was really worried that it could be the last thing you ever posted.

I'm really, really glad that wasn't the case. Everyone goes through hard times, but remember that the world is a better place with you than without you.

This is such an icky comment.

There's always the option of buying every Command & Conquer game ever made for $30.

I've got a really great theater that's only about 10 minutes from my house, so I go there alone all the time. The last film I saw was the original 1932 version of Scarface, with about 7 other people. It was nice.

I feel a little weirder about going to late-night showings, though, because I feel like you're almost expected to bring someone along, but I've done it anyway. I'm wasn't going to pass up a chance to see Parts 1 and 2 of The Godfather in theaters.

@arbitrarywater: The HE games were genuinely awesome. Freddie Fish was my shit.

I think if you created Maniac Mansion and Monkey Island, the basic building blocks from which every other adventure game since has been made, you can be considered a genius.

Maybe his recent games haven't reached those lofty heights, but hey - Robert De Niro has been in nothing but shit for the last 10 years, and he's still one of the best actors to ever live.

Yeah, and it was hilarious.

Between this and Drew's North Korea slideshow, I feel like I'm becoming a better person by listening to the (former) Whiskey Media crew.

This makes me wonder what the Geico guy on Polygon has been up to.

Man, they're raising money faster than they can come up with stretch goals.